Red Chasuble with a Printed Pax Symbol and Rich Gold Ornamentation

This red chasuble is made from high-quality liturgical fabric that is soft to the touch and comes in an intense red color. This color symbolizes the fire of the Holy Spirit and the blood of martyrs, making the chasuble an excellent choice for celebrations of Pentecost and for commemorations and feast days of martyrs.

Catholic chasuble: liturgical fabric and red color

• Fabric: high-quality liturgical fabric in a red shade.

• Breathability: a lightweight, breathable fabric that provides comfort during the liturgy.

Pax decoration, cross and gold trim

Central motif: the printed Pax symbol expresses Christ's peace, one of the most important messages of the Gospel. The motif is set in an ornate, round medallion, from which vertical and horizontal orphreys extend to form a cross. These decorations were produced using a durable printing technique in shades of gold and brown, with intricate botanical ornament inspired by early Christian art.

Edge trim: gold trim finishes the chasuble's edges, lending it a noble character and emphasizing its solemn form.

• Printed symbol: a durable, precise print depicting the Pax symbol in a decorative medallion.

• Cross-forming orphreys: printed orphreys with ornamentation form a cross on the front of the chasuble.

• Decoration: embellishment in shades of gold and brown, resistant to fading and intensive use.

• Trim: gold, elegantly emphasizing the chasuble's shape.

Gothic cut, included stole, length and Polish origin

• Cut: a classic Gothic style, providing freedom of movement and a dignified appearance.

• Included stole: an inner stole made from the same fabric and featuring the same design.

• Length: a standard length of approximately 53 in (135 cm), ensuring ideal proportions.

• Origin: sewn in Poland with the utmost care and attention to detail.

This red chasuble is suitable for liturgical use during the celebration of Mass on the solemnity of Pentecost, on Good Friday, and on days commemorating and celebrating martyrs. It highlights the fire of faith, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the sacrifice of Christ's witnesses.